Hey there! Quick question, I’ve been squinting at the event report on Google Analytics 4 and my eyes are practically twitching. Is there a way we can adjust the width of a panel somehow? I’m finding it really difficult to see the whole URLs on it. Chur for any help!

The general format for “timestamp_micros” seems correct. However, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) ‘timestamp_micros’ requires values to be in microseconds since the Unix epoch (1 January 1970), expressed as a 64-bit integer. If you’re using the conventional ISO 8601 timestamp format (which it looks like you are), you might not see the events reflect the… Read more

Hey! Unfortunately, Google doesn’t let you use an iframe to display their analytics page directly on your website. But, not all hope is lost! You’ve got another option using BigQuery. Set up Google Analytics events to flow into BigQuery and then draw that data into your website to make your own bespoke analytics page – something that’s quite in… Read more

Hey there, I’m currently managing multiple international websites for my company. The number of these sites will be on the upswing this year. I wanted to get your take on whether it would be advantageous to keep all these sites under one Google Analytics 4 account or should I hold an account for each one of them? I’ve tried merging two websites… Read more

As of now, there isn’t a distinct ‘/batch’ endpoint in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) similar to the Universal Analytics. That said, you can send multiple events in a single payload by adding multiple event objects to the events array while using the ‘https://www.google-analytics.com/mp/collect’ endpoint. Bear in mind, though, there are some limits on… Read more

Hey, I spotted this GA4 users flow screenshot. Can we follow this example and adapt our diagram to look similar? What do you think?

Alright mate, here’s a quick method to get GA4 to play nice with the Bulgarian URLs.

Use the back-end to read your Google Analytics Data. You can use the URLDecode class in Java to decode the URL. Replace “encodedString” with the value of the dimension that contains the URL.

Something like this…
`java
import java.net.URLDecoder;
import jav… Read more

It sounds like you’ve been trying to set up a segment on Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to exclude sessions that come through email, but you’re still seeing these email sessions in your reports. You set up your segment as ‘Session Based’ and in the ‘Exclusions’ you made sure ‘Medium’ is set to exactly match ‘Email’. Despite this, Medium set to email… Read more